In Burma, thousands of people took to the streets in support of a Democratic regime change, and were met with Military force from the government, killing many and forcing many others to flee the country. Now, if I were a Burmese citizen and wanted Democracy brought to my country, looking at the world, how might I do that?

Well, it seems pretty obvious. Get to the US, blow up a building and spread intelligence that I had told the Burmese government about it and that they didn't stop me. My country should have the US military come in and offer a Democratic regime change within 4-6 months. Simple, much more effective than having monks march in the streets, and given that pictures of slaughtered monks show evidence that people are being killed it seems like a small price to pay to improve the lives of a country recieving little aid or attention.

I mean, we did it to countries that didn't really want Democracy, why wouldn't it work in a country that DID want it? Glad this is the reality of the world we live in, crafted by the US government.

  I think I got dugg or something, all of a sudden within a 4 day period my bandwidth, which I have 40 gigs of a month, went from my normal usage of 100-200 megs a month to 39.4 GIGS. ALL IN 4 DAYS. My host e-mailed me quick enough to pull the file seeming to cause the crash (the monitor cleaner dog thing) and now I'm floating on my bandwith for the rest of the month. If you still want to see that dog-cleaning-the-monitor, go to one of these mirrors:

www.funpic.hu
www.madmonks.org

Thanks to Puja for finding the full site from my grumpy atheist, http://objectiveministries.org/kidz/ The atheist's speech bubble changes when you click on him, and he says the best things ever because they're DEAD ON. I love coffee!

UPDATE: The photo is too big, so check it out here:
http://www.surfrock66.com/images/atheist.bmp IT'S WORTH THE CLICK!

  We here at the house carved pumpkins recently, then watched 28 weeks later with the friends. Let's see what happened:

Joe's pumpkin was a pumpkin tearing off his own face to expose his pumpkin skull. The coolest thing is as it's getting older, the face skin is wilting and looking more like dead skin.

Jenn's pumpkin came out of a kit, and she did a spider against the moon!

Most importantly, here's Rygel's pumpkin. Since he's the littlest our of us, he gets the littlest one.

Here he is, "carving."

Here's the result, Rygel titled it "OH MAYN I CHEWED ON MAH PUMPKIN!"